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The parent company of the Hawaiian Host and Mauna Loa macadamia nut brands has purchased the stock of MacFarms LLC, the state’s largest individually operated mac nut farm, for $26 million from Australian-based Health and Plant Protein Group LTD.

Gwyneth Paltrow, 50, has recently brought all eyes on Utah after winning her ski accident case Now, an ultra-exclusive ski resort is opening up not far from where her accident occurred.

A private ski area under development in Utah, which will be for the exclusive use of the residents of an exclusive resort community outside Ogden, highlights troubling impacts the ultrarich are having on the West's scenic destinations.

It probably wasn't totally unexpected, since the tally of time the on-air talent at MSNBC spends on Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., increases with every broadcast hour. Bachmann, not one to hold back on expressing her opinions, has criticized MSNBC on not one, but two occasions recently. And one of those appearances, on Fox News' Oct. 7 "The O'Reilly Factor," she called her critics on the left-leaning network "personal stalkers, only they have TV shows." And th...

As anyone who follows current events via the so-called "liberal" media knows, much is made of the low-information voter. Well, by much I suppose I should say very little. Naturally, the term is at best condescending, at worst, pejorative. The low-information voter is, in essence, the voter that derives his or her opinion on the…

Former PBS NewsHour host Judy Woodruff didn't retire but is now reporting from the field. On Monday, she reported from Wisconsin on an important Supreme Court election in the hotly contested state, as part of her "America at a Crossroads” series.

When it comes to women in leadership roles, American political discourse is, frankly, broken.

Hawaiian Host won a first round in arbitration. But it is pressing forward with a lawsuit in state court against First Hawaiian Bank.

The vast arid wasteland known as liberal radio is becoming even more barren. Loose-cannon lefty Randi Rhodes is pulling the plug on her show. News of Rhodes' impending departure came in a terse statement from Premiere Networks, which broadcasts her show through 35 affiliates -- "[We] can confirm that Randi Rhodes has decided to end her national radio program. We've had a successful partnership with Randi for several years and we wish her all the best for the future. Premiere Netwo...